Joint Programming Coordination 2012
Following the Communication 'Towards Joint Programming in Research: working together to tackle common challenges more effectively', the Commission has been encouraging Member States to pursue common visions and strategic research agendas in the domains identified by the High Level Group for Joint Programming (GPC) as suitable for new Joint Programming Initiatives (JPIs).
The Commission has decided to facilitate, by funding dedicated coordination actions, the JPIs which have reached a satisfactory level of maturity testified by:
a) Adoption of a challenge-oriented problem-solving approach, backed by a solid and firm commitment by participating Member States or Associated Countries, which should include also provision of adequate human and financial resources.
b) Development of a Strategic Research Agenda that, on the basis of an up-to-date mapping of research activities in the concerned areas, should have identified at least a limited number of measurable scientific-technological or socio-economic objectives, translating the challenge into operational terms, supported by an appropriate analysis of their relevance in relation to the addressed challenge and
innovation potential.
c) The presence of a governance system commensurate to the tasks, involving the participating organisations at an appropriate level.
d) The European added value of the proposal be justified in terms of its scale, scope, increased effectiveness and/or cost savings potentially achieved.
The Commission foresees to sustain the overall coordination and capacity-building process of the concerned JPIs, with the initial aim of shortening the time required to reach the implementation phase and then allow the adoption of effective and efficient methods of collaboration.
Cooperation Specific Programme:
1. HEALTH
2.3 Translational research in major infectious diseases: to confront major threats to public health (HEALTH-2012.2.3.1-1)
Coordination action in support to the Joint Programming Initiative on 'The microbial challenge – An emerging threat to human health
6. ENVIRONMENT
6.1 Coping with
climate change (ENV.2012.6.1-6) Coordination action in support to the Joint Programming Initiative on 'Connecting Climate Knowledge for Europe'
6.3 Improving resource efficiency (ENV.2012.6.3-5)
Coordination action in support to the Joint Programming Initiative on 'Water Challenges for a Changing world'
Capacities Specific Programme:
3. REGIONS OF KNOWLEDGE
3.2 Support to Joint Programming (REGIONS-2012.2)
Coordination action in support to the Joint Programming Initiative on 'Urban Europe - Global Urban Challenges, Joint European Solutions'
All participants in the proposal must be independent legal entities which:
• Finance or manage publicly funded national or regional programmes related to the addressed domains or
• Institutions which have been expressly mandated to represent the country/region in JPI activities.
A total of EUR 8.0 million is foreseen for this call and will be allocated by individual Themes in the Cooperation and Part in the Capacities Work Programmes
Meer lezen: http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/page/cooperation?callIdentifier=FP7-JPROG-2012-RTD
Contact in Vlaanderen:
Alain Deleener
E adl@iwt.be
T 02 / 432 42 39









